How to activate the frozen WordPress password field on the login page

I haven’t been actively writing on this blog for a long time, and today I started writing again. I decided to take a break from the WordPress world and experiment with things outside of WordPress. Now I’m back in WordPress.

I will write experiences with WordPress.

I finished the hosting transfer yesterday, then I tried to log into a WordPress website, and I was surprised because the password field was frozen, unable to enter the password. How do I enable the password field on the frozen login page?

Another alternative is to login via WordPress.com as there is a login option with WordPress.com there – see the attached screenshot.

WordPress login page with option to log in with WordPress.com and frozen WordPress password field
WordPress login page with option to log in with WordPress.com and frozen WordPress password field

I then logged in with WordPress.com, and checked the settings on my WordPress site. As far as I know WordPress, plugins are usually the ones that cause problems the most.
And since I can log in with WordPress.com, I think the plugin that displays the WordPress login is the most likely culprit.

Jetpack. I checked Jetpack’s settings and found the following setting, WordPress.com logged in.

Disable all the settings in the settings for WordPress.com to log in. Then log out – see the attached screenshot.

Jetpack settings for WordPress.com log in
Jetpack settings for WordPress.com log in

And, the password field on the WordPress login page is back on. We can log in with the usual WordPress login


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